Black Iron’s Glory

Chapter 62: The Diary of Master Landers II

Claude had to admit that the diary of Master Landers, though trivial, made him find it interesting and gave him more common sense of magic. For example, the crystal ball in the diary that tested magic talent, and the element affinity, that he didn't know, was so late to sleep.

So magic still has properties, so what elements have the highest affinity? Claude was still thinking about it before he fell asleep, but he couldn't test his magic talent without that crystal ball...

Because he slept a little late, the spirit of the next day was not very good. He always beat up his debt, and his father nagged him at dinner at night. Without him, he wasted too much light oil. But Claude masked the past on the pretext that he was learning Gukherz too late.

After dinner, I spent half a day with my sister and brother and that little snowdog, and it was almost 9: 00, and my sister and brother were going to bed, and Claude was back in his attic with a light kettle. Last night I saw more than 40 pages of diary, and tonight I looked at what Master Landers wrote, whether he lived as an apprentice in the White Eucalyptus Magic Tower.

Turning to the page of the diary that he read last night, he continued to look down, which was unexpected. Master Landers described in great detail his helpless, lost and unsatisfactory mood when he left home, following that black-faced bearded magician on an unexpected journey. Just not surprisingly, he didn't expect to go so close to home. After a lake in Bailinga, he reached his destination. The magic tower on Bailingzhou...

Here, Master Landers spent another three pages in the diary detailing the adjectives he had just seen in the tower, such as mood, shock, majesty, and enormity, appearing in the diary. The young man who had just left his home quickly transformed his lost mood into infinite worship of the Master of the Magic Tower and even felt immensely proud and proud to be able to live in this miraculous building.

There is nothing more terrifying and sincere than a giant tower of majesty at the top of the mountain for a young man who has never seen the world. Like the feeling of a civilian worker who had never left a mountain village for the first time in the world's modern metropolis, all he had seen and heard was something he had never seen. In his diary, Master Landers even wrote that he was willing to live in this great Tower of Miracles, even as a servant...

Young Landers' career as an apprentice of magic began, except that he encountered a big problem, even though his magic talent was the most outstanding of the seventeen apprentices, but he was illiterate and blind.

However, six of the same magic apprentices, like him, were illiterate, and the magic tower had long anticipated such a situation by arranging a second-round magician to teach them to learn Gukherz as soon as possible.

Magic knowledge uses Gukherz, which is said to be a magic language adapted to human pronunciation based on ancient dragon languages. The text is the foundation of character literature, the key to arranging the magic array of symbols, and the pronunciation of magic spells must be recited in the purest and most standard Gukherz language in order to achieve a satisfactory magic effect.

Teaching young Landers these magic apprentices is a junior female magician, very beautiful, amazing to the Lander magician and even treating her as her own goddess in her heart. He spent two pages of his diary celebrating her beauty and beauty...

Unfortunately, the seven illiterate students she taught did not care much about, and the daily courses were mostly forced indoctrination, equipped with a syllabic magic array to enhance memory throughout the classroom, giving the six or seven illiterate magic apprentices an initial grasp of the Gukherz language and script in just three months.

The woman who accomplished the task disappeared from the Magic Tower until the young Landers was officially promoted from the Magic Apprentice to a Circle of Wranglers and heard from his brother, the Dawari Mage, who was presented as a gift by the Master of the Magic Tower, Grand Mage Ronk, to another Grand Mage of the Seventh Circle as concubine. It is said that the Seven Rings Grand Master is very colorful. One time when I came to see the Mage, I missed it. I asked for many times from the Grand Mage of Rohnke. Finally, I took out a precious set of magic materials in exchange for success...

The news of the Wizard left the Wizard of Landers in ruins, perhaps the first hazy affection of the young Wizard of Landers, but there was nothing he could do, the master of the Wizard Tower, and the decision of the Grand Master of the Seventh Circle of Lonque, which no one dared to violate throughout the Southwest. He is the existence of the Master Landers who can only crawl and look up to his knees. The difference in status between the two is like the distance between the sky and the earth...

The Landes magician, who initially mastered Gukherz language and script, officially became a magic apprentice, and he and his classmates were arranged for magic knowledge training. Until then, they will be assigned occupations.

Career assignment? That's very novel. Claude Heart said he had read a lot of online fantasy novels in his past life, and there were a lot of them that depicted being magical apprentices and starting to learn magic, but most of them chose to learn what kind of magic, like dark, shadowy, wind, fire, water, and so on, and most famously, death magic. Even those who went to magic school chose which college they went to with the matching of various attributes and talents, but career assignments were not real. It's not Lan Xiang, but the package distribution...

However, Master Landers explained this career distribution in detail in his next diary, which was also communicated to Brother Dawari, the black-faced beard magician who brought him out of White Deer Village, after he was promoted to a scribe.

More than 3,000 years have passed since the world of Faslan was ruled by magicians, and although in the eyes of many magicians the age of magic civilization is still so prosperous, it has nothing to do with most mortals. Instead, the scarcity of magical resources has become an imminent crisis, and even a number of magicians and scholars have made prophecies of the coming of the last age. They claim that within a millennium the light of magical civilization will be extinguished in this world, which will return to ignorance and desolation…

The Council of Nine Rings, the supreme authority in the magical world, and the Magic Council have not turned a blind eye to the scarcity of magical resources in the Farsi world, and they have built a huge magical transmission array in the magical holy city of St. Paney, which is said to bring magicians to a new face. They want to rebuild the rich magical resources of the world to the Farsian world as a guarantee of the continuation of magical civilization.

Landers, who had just become an apprentice in magic, had no idea what was happening in the magical world, nor what impact it would have on his future. Until later, his brother, the Dawari Mage, told him that he had made a request to the master of the Magic Tower, the Archmage of Ronk, in the hope that Landers would become a battle magician, just like him. But Archbishop Rohnke rejected his proposal, allowing Landers to move in the direction of the scribe.

The period of more than 3,000 years of magical civilization, coupled with the growing scarcity of magical resources, has led to two distinct changes in the magicians of the Faslan world, with the exception of those magical families who have the power to distribute magical resources and claim to be aristocrats of silver magic, the remaining magicians can only be promoted to five-ring magicians at most.

Promoting from a five-ring to a six-ring magician requires not only vast and precious magic resources, but also more advanced cultivation of meditation ideas and some key magic knowledge, but all in the hands of those magical families who have fundamentally cut off the path of promotion of ordinary magicians.

The second change is that ordinary magicians have also begun to polarize, and some of them have been converted into battle magicians, the nine-ring councils and magic boards that hold the highest power in the magical world, the guarantors of force and the teeth of power that govern the Faslan world. Just like that bearded, black-faced Dawari magician, he was driven by the master of the Magic Tower, the Great Master of Rohnke, to walk for him in the south-western region, to ensure his control over the south-western region and to suppress any possible rebellion against the Magic Tower.

And more junior magicians are trained as scripture magicians who study magic, learn alchemy, and become magic experimental assistants and researchers for archers. Some well-talented scribes are given heavy responsibilities by the Archmage, who independently leads a magic alchemy laboratory, specializes in magic alchemy research, or performs some repetitive and cumbersome magic object refining.

Brother Dawari later told Master Landers that he had proposed that Master Landers be converted to a battle magician, mainly because of his magical gift. His fire element reached eight affinity and six spiritual strength, becoming a battle magician and weighed in by Archmage Rohnke. So seeing Master Landers' fire element reach nine affinity and eight spiritual strength, he felt that he was the only two candidates for a battle magician. Unfortunately, Grand Master Rohnke rejected his proposal.

Instead of understanding the difference between a battle magician and a puzzle magician, the Landers magician was very satisfied with his current situation and could learn new magic knowledge in the lab every day, nothing more attractive than that.

The Davari Mage told Landers that he had the freedom to go out as a combat magician, and that if he had the chance out there, he might be able to get some extra fast and store some rare magic material for himself. Although there is little hope for promotion after becoming a five-ring magician, it is much better than no hope. To become a magician, you need to stay in the magic tower's lab and do magic research work for the owner of the magic tower. No one is free...

In his diary, Master Landers wrote that when he was successfully promoted to a first-degree scribe as a magic assistant to those magic lab five-ring scribes, he became obsessed with alchemy studies and research, had no interest in running around and killing servants, felt that the magic world was so mysterious and vast that he had not wasted so much time on his journey, preferring to spend time in the lab studying the mysteries of magic.

After becoming an official magic apprentice, the young Landers learned that in this magnificent tower of magic, there are more than one hundred and thirty junior scribes and magic apprentices like him, and more than two hundred servants of life serving the magician. Except that junior scribes and apprentices of magic live in magic towers, whereas slaves of life live in rows of stone houses not far from magic towers, where they are not allowed to enter without permission.

In his capacity as a Magic Apprentice of Landers, he could only live on the basement floor of the Magic Tower, the one below the largest underground entrance in the middle of the Magic Tower, and he lived in an apprenticeship room for six people, except that one bed for each person was a crate under the bed, which was for their clothes and personal belongings, nothing else.

Master Landers said in his diary that his five roommates were not very close to him. This is jealousy because Master Landers had the highest gift of magic when he tested. Second, at that time, he was young and did not understand what was meant by human life. Therefore, in everyday life and magic learning exchanges, he inevitably offended his classmates and roommates. Although many of them were unintentional at the time, and apologized to their classmates and roommates for this, they were bullied and cold-treated...